Ethan Pisz is a seasoned Director of Photography and Cinematographer whose high-end experience is complemented by a low-maintenance attitude, making him a sought-after talent in the competitive landscape of visual storytelling. Currently operating as a freelance DP and Drone Operator, Ethan has collaborated with prestigious...
Ethan Pisz is a seasoned Director of Photography and Cinematographer whose high-end experience is complemented by a low-maintenance attitude, making him a sought-after talent in the competitive landscape of visual storytelling. Currently operating as a freelance DP and Drone Operator, Ethan has collaborated with prestigious networks such as National Geographic, Discovery, TLC, MTV, and A&E, where he has honed his expertise in crafting compelling narratives through stunning visuals. His proficiency in lighting design, 3-axis gimbal operation, and stabilized videography allows him to capture dynamic scenes with precision, whether on land or underwater.
Ethan’s portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects, from gripping documentaries and reality TV series to adventurous films and evocative music videos. His keen eye for detail and mastery of color grading and color correction ensure that every frame resonates with the intended emotional impact, elevating the storytelling experience. Notably, his work in adventure films has taken him to breathtaking locations, where he skillfully employs drone technology to capture sweeping aerial shots that enhance the narrative.
With a solid foundation in post-production and a deep understanding of the broadcast and commercial landscape, Ethan is adept at navigating the complexities of modern filmmaking. His technical skills in software such as Final Cut Pro and DVD Studio Pro further bolster his ability to deliver polished final products that meet the high standards of today’s media consumers. As he continues to push the boundaries of visual creativity, Ethan Pisz remains committed to producing captivating content that engages audiences across various platforms.